...Lazar Volin SOUTH ATLANTIC Quarterly KARL MARX AND RUSSIA Lazar Volin EIGHTY YEARS AGO a rather abstruse German book was translated for the first time into a foreign tongue: Karl Marx was thus introduced to Russia through the publication of the Russian translation of the first volume of Capital...

... and unable to produce a coherent vision on political transformation. “Marx in the Vernacular” traces these intellectual and political concerns in Mahgoub's thought and links their pertinence to current issues in Sudanese and African politics. Multiple relevancies of Mahgoub's legacies are elucidated...

...Eugene W. Holland Copyright © 1997 by Duke University Press 1997 Eugene W. Holland Marx and Poststructuralist Philosophies of Difference ofthe many misfortunes suffered recently by Marxism was the death of Gilles Deleuze be­ fore he could complete the book he was writing on Marx...

...Joel Colton The Dilemma of Democratic Socialism: Eduard Bernstein’s Challenge to Marx . By Gay Peter . New York : Columbia University Press , 1952 . Pp. xvii , 334 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 132 The South Atlantic Quarterly arguing that one must...

...Thomas Lewis Ellis, Jr. Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 Marx and Deutsch on Value Thomas Lewis Ellis, Jr. I Perhaps one of the truths which we should hold self-evident is that no two people can have exactly the same viewpoint on the same object at least not at the same time...

...Teresa Brennan Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 Teresa Brennan Why the Time Is Out of Joint: Marx s Political Economy without the Subject In Specters of Marx, Derrida runs together a rereading of Marx with evocations of Ham­ let, especially Hamlet s understanding that the time...

...Joseph O. Baylen Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 MARX S DISPATCHES TO AMERICANS ABOUT RUSSIA AND THE WEST, i853'i856 Joseph 0. Baylen STRANGELY enough, to an audience in whom Karl Marx had little interest he revealed his thoughts on Russia vis-a-vis the West in his own time...

...Ariane Fischer Karl Marx's theory of ideology, as outlined in The German Ideology , was primarily a critique of idealist philosophy. When Karl Mannheim picked up the term ideology in the 1930s, he broadened its meaning to the point where it lost its function in the struggle against idealist...

... 1976 and 1979. During this moment, Foucault will publish no major works to rival his extraordinary output of the late 60s-early 70s. It is a period characterized by a turn in thought towards political economy, but also to a certain Marx. The relationship of Foucault to Marx (and to Marxism...

... as the actual practices of communism. Looking to Marx’s Capital , and especially his writing about the development of a community of laborers, I argue that readings of the proletariat as a monolith and as the teleological expression of class more generally are not supported in this volume. The story that Marx...

... economy and neoliberal economics, as well as in relation to Marx’s precept to “change yourselves, and prepare yourselves for the exercise of political power.” Part 3 analyzes Foucault’s concept of parrh ēsia—or speaking the truth in the face of power—in relation to Marx’s vision of the dictatorship...

...: for Althusser, Ricardo’s difference from Marx represents the break between ideology and science; for Foucault, Ricardo and Marx are entirely of the same moment. Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 Althusser Foucault Marx Ricardo surface reading symptomatic reading References...

... focuses on his reinterpretation of Karl Marx's critical theory, especially on the notion of the historical specificity of the categories that purportedly grasp capitalism and its historical dynamic. It also engages the author's understandings of Georg Lukács, the Frankfurt School, and poststructuralism...

...Duncan K. Foley While the depression of the 1890s and the stagflation of the 1970s appear to be manifestations of Karl Marx's contention that the rate of profit tends to fall over time, the Great Depression of the 1930s and the Great Recession of the 2000s appear to be rooted in rising rates...

... and affective processes are subjects of capitalist labor power. This essay argues that tracking vital energy, rather than value, as the content of what is produced and transmitted between biological and affective producers and their consumers holds on to the human vitality that Karl Marx describes...

...Ranjana Khanna Khanna engages the notion of the lumpenproletariat in Frantz Fanon, tracing the concept through Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, its transformation through Fanon, and its commonality with and distinction from notions of the subaltern. She draws in particular on the material...

.... I move through the work of Karl Marx, Michel Foucault, Theodor Adorno, and contemporary commentators on commodity forms including Silvia Federici. The second considers Woolard's work as an example of how decommodification can help think through art, labor, and entrepreneurship in relationship...

... this question in an analysis of the field of biosensing. It explores Marx's concepts of species being and the general intellect to reconsider what can be said of “living labor” and its potential at a time when nonhuman life is increasingly a central component of production. It suggests that alongside the so...

... and political-economic possibilities of the last century and a half have depended on a fossil regime. This essay takes up the notion of solar economy to ask what such a perspective may reveal that goes beyond a petro-analytic framework centered on the material properties of fuel. Drawing on Marx, Bataille...

...Panagiotis Sotiris Michel Foucault’s texts in the 1970s, especially those on disciplinary power, have long been considered to represent a moment of dialogue with Marx. However, Foucault’s elaborations and research in the late 1970s and 1980s up until his death, presented mainly in the form of his...